Revit lt or Revit for all branches

[manamaczabara]

Hi,

I'm staying front now of the choice of software for creating architectural drawings in BIM. And I have a few questions about your products.

1. Difference between revit and revit lt? I can see on the list that Revit has the ability to model building elements, and revit lt does not. What does it mean? I will not have as much freedom in design as in 2D programs?
2. How limited is Revit LT Can a designer structural , HVAC, electric power plant use them? Would all these designers run on the same software take Revit full versions.
3. I have a few familiar companies from various industries (construction, electrics, hvac), can we negotiate the price if the license is for more people?
4. An architect is an artist. I want my technical drawings to be what I want. Is it possible to configure templates in Revit and revit lt like here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsbFQR_k2eY&t=118s
5. Can I change the Revit interface color profile to black as in AutoCad?

best regreds, 

Paweł

[Gerdes~]

1. https://www.autodesk.ca/en/compare/revit-vs-revit-lt   ~   there is a direct comparison between the two

2. For these applications you need the full versions, otherwise you are too limited in your functions. Revit LT is mainly for architects.

3. There isnt a way to negotiate the prices, Autodesk offers a subscription Service that is the same for everyone.

4. You can change all that in Revit, but be warnend it takes a lot of time to set up that kind of stuff, it is not as intuitive as in AutoCAD and the learing curve of Revit is very steep.

5. Yeah, you can change the colors of the interface in the settings.

I tried my best to answer your questions, i hoped it helped you a little bit

kind regards

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[semhustej]

As Revit LT user I created video with Revit to Revit LT comparison. You might find it useful:

https://youtu.be/Z17bGFTeX9o

Tom